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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06
WICKER, zAHM & co.
AUCTIONEERS,
lat E. Sixth and ST E. Fourth StS.

OFFICE CHIEF CoM'sY SUBS, ST.
" PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 6, 1SS7.-Sealed
proposals, in triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received at this Office
until 10 o'clock a. m, Thursday, Oct. 6,
1887, at which time and place they will be
opened in presence of bidders for furnishing
the Subsistence Department, q. s. A. deliv-
cred free on board cars at st. Paul or Mime
apOlis, MIMI, for the following, or any part
thereof:
Potato Potatoes s ....,..'.. es 5000; 900 POUNDS
Bids will also be received at the same time
: as follows:
By the A. C. s., Fort sully, Oak, for deliv-
cry at that point, Of, 900 pounds onions and
$4,000 pounds potatoes.
BY the A. C. s., Fort Totem Oak, for deliv-
cry at railroad station at Fort Totten, of 8, 600
pounds onions and Be-, 900 pounds potatoes.
By the A. c. S., Fort Abraham Lincoln,
OAK, for delivery at Bismarck Dak of H.
600 pounds onions and zoe, 900 pounds pota-
toes.
: BY the A. C. s., Fort Keogh, Mont, for de.
livery at that point or Miles City, Mont, of
1000 pounds onions and 200, 600 pounds
potatoes.
Deliveries to be made within ten QO) DAVIS
after notice of award.
Samples must accompany bids Vegetables
to be dry and free from dirt and packed in
strong burlap sacks as heretofore required
by the Subsistence Department. The right to
diminish the quantities to be purchased is re-
served to the Government and, with the con-
sent of bidders to whom awards are made,
they may be increased. The successful bid
ders will be required to enter into formal
written contract; and where bonds are re-
uuired, they will be for one-third of the
value.
ject any or all bids.
C. B. PENRosE, Capt c. S., U. S.A.
249-252&oct5-6
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06
Detroit. 40 8 0 90 o o. 7
Chicago. 40 1 o 2 1 3 O *-11

Earned runs, Detroit 4, Chicago B; two
base hits, Arson, Burns; three-base hit
Ryan; home runs, Thompson, Pfeffer; double
plays, Richardson, Rowe and Brouthers
Pfeffer and Arson; first base on balls, Ryan;
first base on errors, Detroit 5, Chicago 8 ;
struck out by Getzien 1, by GARRISON 8
passed ball, Flint; wild pitch, GARRISON;
time, two hours; umpire, Powers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06

run, Brewster; two base hits, Lowe, Ingraham,
Quinn; double plays, Scheibeck, Quinn and
Firle; bases on balls, off Brewster 3, off
Crothers 2, off Murphy 3; hit by pitcher,
McCollum struck out by Crothers 5, byBrew
ster D; first base on errors, Eau Claire 4; left
on bases Eau Claire s. Duluth 6; wild
pitches, Murphy ., Brewster l; passed balls,
McKeever 1, Earle 2; time, 2:30; umpire,
Tindell.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06

Earned runs, New York 4; two-base hits,
Gore, Connor, Carroll: threebase hit, Con-
nor; first base on balls. Connor, Mack; first
base on errors, New York 3, Washington 2:
struck out, Washington q; passed balls
Brown 1, Mack l; time, 1855; umpire, Val
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06
WON BY EAU CLAIRE.
A WeIl-Played Game Captured
From Duluth.

Special to the Globe.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Sept. 5.-The
match to-day was just an ordinary every
day game, very smooth with good ball
on both sides, and first-rate umpiring.
Murphy started to pitch for Eau Claire,
but only pitched part of one inning.
Being very wild he was put into the
field and Crothers pitched the rest of
the game. There are two games with
Duluth here tomorrow. Score:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06

Ferguson, Andrews, Mulvey, Buffinton,
l, Philadelphia 4 struck out, Hernung, Bur
dock, Farrar, Clements, Cunning, Bastian;
wild pitch, Madden; time, $50; umpire,
DOeScher.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06

Z was a peculiar
game, and, on the
whole, an unSatisfac-
tory one, played by
the st. Paul and
Minneapolis club S
yesterday. w h i | e
the St.Paul club won,
and that by a fair
margin, there was
some excuse for kick
ing on the part of
the MinneapolitanS.
The umpire was a
fat failure; every
body admitted that
but he was no worse
on Minneapolis than
st. Paul. He didn't
moan tO UiVn either
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06

Earned runs, Pittsburg 4, Indianapolis 3;
two-base hits, Carroll, Gardner; three-base
man and Barley, Denny, Glasscoek and
Thornberg: first base on balls, Miller Dali
rymple, Coleman, Barley, Whitney. Seery,
Shomberg; first base on errors, Pittsburg l
struck out, by Calvin 4, by Boyle l; passed
balls, Miller 1, Myers 2; wild pitch, Boyle;
time, 1 80; umpire, Daniels.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06
SATURDAY, Sept, IL, 81,
At 2::3O O'Clock, P. Nj.

We will sell at auction Saturday, Sept
II, beginning at 2:3O p. m. sharp, on the
premises. II lots in Lake View No. Adj
dition. These lots lie nicely between
Lake Phalen and Gladstone, close to
where Duluth car shops are being built.
Lake Phalen, with its boulevard, will
be in fine view and but few hundred
feet away. No weather postponement.
shine or rain, every lot will be sold on
that afternoon. The highest bidder
will make the price. Terms only one
fourth cash, balance one and two years.
No incumbrance on the addition; every
buyer gets a clear deed. Conservative
capitalists can buy at this sale for specu-
latiOn; mechanics will find this the best
chance to get cheap homes near their
work, every one with little money can
make safe, growing investment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06

waukee-Oshk game was postponed
by rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-28
l EnIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave West 42d-i follows anu ~ mia
earlier from foot of 7 ~ 81. North RIVER
Detroit aud CHICAGO. - - a m. '6DO > 10 p M
- Louis, % on. - - D.
syracuse Buf5Io loche-tor suspen.oa Bridge Niagara
Fall- 3 IS. "a. s. g.. m. -. 90. x j. m.
Ufca- ; -. .9.,j al l:3O m. q 90 SD p m. -, -
Kingdom Slurortes CItsk. Albany 3lj, '7l5' - D.
al l..l a. ~ 500 6;Ol. =. - p
CrAnson, Vest FONT cornwall. N"wburg; - '7:l'.
20 s.. 10 10. nj 3" 81 90 40 80 SO, $40 p H.
ami '6-rO T. m Crsn-ton's. Cornwall Nerburg.
For Montreal aud canada ; ast % 10 p N r.-
Haunt ton. London. - - = IN. 500 Sl5 m Toronto
~ . a. a.. 1000 'S-l5p -, r.,.
sleeping for BuNho. niagara rams pot o'''
Chcago ara - Lon ,- 49, -
.D.iv fDAy crc-p Satzrdav other trains daily eycep
sunday n Leave TREY CITY. r. X H. station 1lli@.
m sslO y m IIsboken Vest Shore station, al ;'O m
s3iiOp ~. - ---..,.
F cei. time tabos paror or ~lrepng car acco nmpl a
o. ~ u'orraii. apply at ofhccA B"oSYn ~ wa n
iurfon.st go Fulfon,st Annex once foot of Fulton ~
New YorS oiiv 3GS -S5 Bro dwly 1892 B'weiy, IL
Park Flee est Shore stations foot o. Mrs ~ ISL
foot ~ Jav At =. X - J. Ia v nm,
SNandefblt-tve General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-28
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Ouanl after NOVEMBER IAN. 1887.
GREAT TRIN Xxx LINE

TRUNK LINE
Tra'n, lelro NcS YORK, VIA Da,bro'se, and Cort'snit
Hari,,urr Pni.nnrE and te Wet with rnlm2n Palace
CT sne or r a. bnne s SmoSins and
S~epng V-sii huei cars At @ 90 a. m. every dav -,
W" .S'2'D m Lex Sosl 1Ts. CRY 1 M Feo
20 G' i 1"o'' eo zoo NJ o' pn ard 2l5ns
Ior No.ri,iowu Thru,vhs rots,o~n snI s'-dns' ~
II. 90 4na 100 N. saturdays only. sup m N"A
~ 'ir, v@ on and the South Limited washing
ton Iprr.. OF Pullman Prior Gar. and renu'y vania
Wa.na., ." 10 n ani ,lr 10 p TO- a,' wishing
ton - . ru 70 ll'r At 80 80 -nt n, e is AMI
80 n. aga ; oc.p N: a., IS night
For cap, May. u lU a al. week DAYS S''u''r'osN ''
rdng sra,cn IA, Head Junction arl ,nerm-,. .',on'
i"Ay aa Areeg 10 =, , ~ 10 p le o at .op
rer d nt Ne,t. NV lo,t rh'aas ra. s sos
Bal. ne t,o11n .h"sI connect with through trains
a. J.r--v CIV snoriins speedy and direct transfer for
'G'n .'' from r'nurg 40 3 II 80 M ami
ga ga M 70 20 %so 40 81 e2s and 10 g
M M T Sq%ai iarro 5a 20 ESQ no : o. go
10 80 1850 II 80 a 20 2 So $50 90 80 . 30
ta ~ 81 g. % 80 20 Sos iij' IiSo M so
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EIpres' train, lelvs va De''To''e' An' 'o''
62o : 20 : chicago Limited AMI 10 Washington Lin;
IT, SnT en-. s an MN. ri Aeec 5U all
i ion SO 'pS1 i" NgpG-Ti InS nj .a9
4" liniltrNl anu ~ H. y a''' . =" . ~ ~"'' - So
l. - ngIt ,..,.. -, q a an,
Trans leaving NeA Yo's daily eIcep sunday At an
lll0a. l. .. 4. b. D. ~ ana ~ a. ~ am y u" "H
Al ireutOn FOR t'at1 len
Hi'g or 'Fi 10 sS 3D. '5' 80 Z"
II la u ii.fci tIpr-t. Win Dning ar AZ ~
jOp In De- }. g. 50 32l s. o. 81. ~ = - sou p''
u IN. on SUNDAY II Of X2L iOj. ~ 30, - 'tpslh'
s. 90 - s 80 Limited p -. II AMI J. ~ III -
Leavs Ph,ic PIMA vi. canien. 800 a M AMI $50 D m
daily eIcept SuniIv. -. $500 ,.,or Hama.
Ticket once. -, 4Sj and 9tt Br1aiway, Nor hou's
Battery foot OF Dcsbfos'e' ann 'o' nv.
Cont ~. All BrookTn ANNEX salon o' o. 49,, on.
Castle Garden. g.. ,r., cteck
baEgasr II ~ ,t",'t =" '' J. n WOOD.
fai Manager 'chorA TN'' AKIN
,.nn,,. - An po,l po,ta for IoetOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-28
financial.
financial.
The Holders of Mortgage Bonds
Wabash, ST. Louis and Pacific
Railway Co.,

November "a 1897 the Central Trust COMPANY 81
pany to be replaced by engravoi ccrdcAt.
usn bv OF The mortgage
Ana The Purcha ing COMMITTEES.
ASH or All overdue coupons Of tho first mortgage and
interest November 1857 upon deposit
the seeond mortgages funded debt scrip
Detroit Division with interest thereon TO November lss
and scrip OF same ant the Wabash mortgage so'ens OF
Foreclosure Of tho where deemed necessary
Of the or S 90 with
the Wabash Western Railway Company. ,
Company PAYABLE in afiy ysaPs rom So1snSsr 1857
Sa e sSn sd into % al %. S 5 %
bonds funded aebt and pertaining thereto 10 bs
s. 'sconi mortgages npsn he lines east Of the Ms
sssipp River PAYABLE hy years from February l. ISIS
and nisrs, PAYABLE in coh Into this the "a 81 w
1857 AUD The sc3eus Of 1879 be- eo",sfiDe
IT. s' S o lT 81
ass, soon q, they can be nePasd which recsp ana s
payable ,em rnuslIv Nav and November l.
For payment Of hs nsrs ne Purchasing
rheeverdue be held by the Trust Company %
secure its advances and will be cancelled when SUN No.
time :r depoNinr securities under th. plan I. linn ted
reserve the right 10 attach penlJ on any or All OF inc
synopsis Of the and finn details NAY be 0S:
tanned of tho Central Trust Company on and After N'so"
New.York. Nov 81. 1887
u ##$$$. y5sS 5aii'i S 8:aais;
CYRUS J. LAwRENCr-) por,,o,,s,.
TrSg r krK KfisR'' committee cS"G"1a%t'
The above plan the bcndholder' repre-
New.York, Nov. y. 1881
Chairman FIRST Mortgage Bondhoders comnittes
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NrtWYOKK CENTRAL AND llCD3O.


GREAT FOuRTRACK TRUNK LINE
On and after November - ita,ns e~'e
GRAND CENIRAL N NTlpN -..,.
Largest and Finest Pa .s,ng~r sta Ton ~ hnef'h
II pioWn -tsiipu I}'ili 49, - Dp'r''
tsa ~ Rochester and Montreal Ftpre.' .rI"lhEs ' "'
10 Albany Troy and Syfa' nee aso 10 Mohuo' All"
1850 =. IN the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED compo'ea
exclusively OF Buffet smoking car dinnecar dtH
aud for AlbaBr. Uiic SYRACUSE lsNh' "a
Bun TO- fro Cleveland and Toledo. arriving 'hcAs' '
n next day
10 Chicsro Express. dravinsroo'n car't' '~a
sptxieua and dorchester. .,......
IL 10 A. IN. Nestrfn New'lOfk AM No'No'- "~V'~'
W. room cars
sjop m Albany TROY and Utica SPECIAL. with hraens
room 10 Alssn' and Troy. tonnseisM Troy ''i '
.ogsO SATURDAYS only.
~ D. m Accom- mediation 10 Albany and Troy -. r,,r...
T. v u Past Cincinnati and ~ Lou, IN
for Ma ara Fall. Eunal" ~.
Dritpe C'cvsllnl Cincinnati In ianap'lH -
l,,, ard CHICAGO Dnlng-car New- Or '" y
ng.c,. 10 Pait.urg Montreal Hsssos rem anu
aud fsnHhti y Va
,,ri SUNDAY, SUNDAY not ives o. panf
q - ~ special sleeper. arrives Ruch"stsr t' " '"' ~
ilI:iOp N. NIrn F1rr.swith serpng at .Ior IN I'M.
Geneva anandaieua Rochester. Hnrslo Ma s a.,
,'I~vel,nd Toledo i)r'rst AM chicags rospnt an
WATERFOWL Utica daily except Saturday. as" " "
VI IN Night , xpre.s with sleeping car, 10 A,o."'
and TROY Connects with inc morning tr'n'-it eatnr
Tor al ttoga Gorge aud for the NORTH 'st'sP'
rirset, and space drawing and 'i'sp ~ ~
.ae al Stttisp az 80 aid ~ ~
IT, PARK race. Battery Place ~ Vel IAN All IS
rnt1, a.. Pro,siyn AMI 10 fonrtb.st. Wlan 'ph
W..tesi's Ex ness call fsr aaaohecS baggage "'-
resi- snceS -.s.o, s,n 4 staJ at l.iStl.
81, ,,,an ~ =. ~ ua~sengor, or Eotth sHh Mes
GsuerIi supsrntsaient General Passenger As'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-28
-RovDoTrT KINGSTON AND CATS

~ KILL MOUNTAINS LANDINu ri ,fA ,nIin .
f,tr.t Pam Srrbufg. Marlborough. M.l,oi
Poughk and k-cpu. conne'ilns uth ,iro,.
nxafe stony Glove ant CatsEld Mountain NaHrpaI'
titv Kink.ten and lanes hl. "'h 49,
every week u1v A. p ~ pet ' , ~ =, - ~, ~ '
Sutur W len CITY Of Kingston lravr- al p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-28
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

FALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
bo,ToN see s. 90 Tor frSt-clas, Linii.l Tickets
REDUCTION 70 ALL OrHER POINTS
Coz, %, Mo9T nv sS,: s From T ssni;., ng'
f River Ns .1. hs, tom VITA steamers a:
Ticket, and .iaeToon, principal transfer al
uese' -e'. at once On Pisr IS AL eli stsAnsra
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Pcck-slip
arrive IN cry .n. norS AND snsf' '
FOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
Il Steamer KAATERSKILL on TUESDAY. Thursday All
~ 1 G S Ssl i Iay s5i nj .o
NORWICH LlNE.-Favontc Inside Route.
ne = s. 90 nS's q - 30 NST
.aa c cf fLI sy s ~
N. r. at 1902 m O. W. BRADY, AT.
RAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
f EonT9tK "a 80 and sq psrGI car, to Rail-,
more thence g1l-eo steamers arriving a % Point at
Bio A. Norfolk dsa r... Agent, ss T%%TSix
ROST0N via FALLRIvER LINE.-ONLY So
- iorhr.tcla.. nied ticket. REDUCTION to NEW.
tier S@'i e E. r o.
ton y SEx * 0 DAILY 1gpSa' nS1 snS S9neS
TriIIIY.t P p: AX oacMEsTRA % IAca srEANEa
ticket Office, once Pier - and
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
"A. Steamers CITY OF TROY and sARATOGA leave
Sl Troy and assp
touches ct Albany. Troy excursion uckets, e. 10.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ Steansrs Kaat.rskil ami Caskl savs Pler 81 " T..
foot Of Jay-st. week iav ~ connecting vita
Catskill Aountain aud Cairo Railroads
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
| EHlGlI VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot 81 cOrtlandt and Dos
bros-es ST. as follows
q. m. Tor Cata,.nQua and intermediate point. NAVAL.
ga. for Geneva Lyons. Elmra, NOchester. Bunao
an the West and principal local points Chair to wilkes
barre
m. fer TunkhAnnoek and ermediate points Chair
car 10 Iunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harrs
burg
$40 p. for Ptston and principal intermediate points
| Chair ar 10 rittstOn
BIO p M. tor Copisy and intermediate points. Con.
nectinn Realing and Harrisburg CHAIR TO tOplv.
6ijO u. for Geneva. LYONS lmira Rochester. Bunao
and the West Pullman eepcr TO Lyons
slj p. IN. Tor Laurays and informed ate points
Trains leaving at D. M ana g 40 D. NJ connect
for all points Malanov and Han, ton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
sa m for Mauoh Chunk. Hsle'on and intermediate
points.
| 52op M. for Copav and intermediate points.
$50 for Geneva, LyOns tluita Rochester, BuhalO
and The West. Pullman sleepsg 10 LYONS
General Eastern once 435 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-28
NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN,

Jay Ill. a. follows utduotown
W.sta2dst - a m Jay 1t. 7 80 a ~. Tor MlIlnloWn
Fs1slurr Mont cello. Liberty Nalton lo!h N".",,n
Vtcz Ue1. DneiA Futnn OswegO. ButalO. DotrVlI IN
cayo .lILIll Valley points .,,,,,.
VEST 42d.L 10 +. M Jay-st, = % v NJ 'o' -"''''
town fIlrn,ir WAIKIKI valley points AM. ,,r A.,
42d.t IS p Jsy ST. - M a-{ 10" rnsita
O,wrg" ~n, ,~n- IN Bridge Detroit Chicago - Iou''
Pullman stepping BIRTH. rr.er'"i az ~ 49,
Tim. .h., nj 81. &c NJ 2Di 1Oi VA S.o bt"A VIZ
737 SIN ave ia last l25ti't 2"t We-t '-2sn ~ No"
York j. {: - ~ - 90, Vnrk
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LlNE-ial-
n ace steamer, DREW AMI DEAN Hi'it Mo - r .sN'
-verv ,eeL lay A, d y M PIER Al y. H. loot oi
canal
Ir.irh, received until tho hour o. departure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEl

FOOT or LiBKETY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Tune able 81 November % 1877. a..
Far PHILADELPHIA and IEEN lON. " Bouhd 'toos
Konte" at 4 80 a. 80. s. (. 30 $50. IL D. III
: DAYS M T. a. a 80. IL T. m
hsv. cOnnocsn Recalling harrisburg. fou,'io
a m for a.ion Beth HON Allentown. MAnch thuhk.
lie ,dinr IIarrisburg "a sunday for tisioh ,,.A
and for Laston. Beth chem Allentown """'"
Chunk ,,.,...a.
$50 a M for High Bridge Branch. Ea-ion. BcthlHhen
Wllke scranton hesiing
HarrIsburg ro,isviilo. Tamaqur, ohamokn, SnnDnty'
Lev Wiiliamsport .,..-.
D W ior Ia,ien. Bot chem Allentown. Msuch CHUNK
Reading UarTsburg etc. .r ,,.,.,
chunk VI o,barre, scranton, Tamiqus. Shimnhln, -,
fer Bridge Branch. Easion. Bethoheh Al
l,ninn n, beading. HarriabinR. stc ,,....
645 n IN or EssiOn. Beth eheni AHoh'""h N-u'h
Chunk etc on Sunisya At asa p ~
nn 4 ~ II IL. 4 90 !: 90 -. Gl5 p ~ sundays
& oo uo a m Tor Ell Rank Brtnch th-buty fAib
ocean Grove rtcrit sundays. Priui 'i~1ht ,,,-.n
4 1.l5 a. NJ. IOl iI0 p M. for Ltkh""pI' i"'"' "'''
Barnceai ..,.,- ,,,. ,,.,.f,,a rr.i..fon
4 90 500 = 10. l1slh. il45 a. m. o. 4 W" ~" "'''
q II H. SUNDAYS $50 300 ~, fof Pain an Eb Sea,
IS il:l5 a. IN. $3.50 y. IN. ioI Monmouth h'"c"' 'A
brton IIiRhanI Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-28
1musemrnls.
4 L BON MARCHE,

Al BON MARCHE,
TO AID THE
BkooKLYN sHELTERING ARMS NURSERY
AT EVERETT HALL Sss FCLTON-sT, BROOKLYN.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Nov ~ ana so
From until IN p m.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS
nALY'S THEATRE. Broadway and 3Oth-st
, Under tho nagement o.. Mr. ACGLSIIN DAILY.
Orchestra 81 So Dress Circle 81 Second Ba.cony OOc.
"The RAILROAD OF LOVE is one Of the greatest hits
ever made Days Thestre 1t is acted with fault
less skill The spectator forgets he is In theatre he
ss,m, 10 be looking at real life highly attractive form.
Nothing better has ever been done ON this stage -
TIMES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-28
ALBANY BoATS-PEUPLE'S Line
RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

,, nv, rr Cl",ter Sparkill and *vack . 30 10
20 20 s"I "a - % 80 A. ~ manirt SaodaS. us
$50 aud p 20. S-o '5 10 ! sso ~ a. ny.
81 81 $50 p N SUNDAYS ai0s M, sP IA
ERIE HAILW trains leave
los, 4 local ttalus 25dst from 10 ~ misu''
earlier ,.-... p,r., nr,v
,r ,.,r, Ca.rh.s liiuta IIornel,ville Bnnas run
man Stepping Coach irou n.tnels'io :" in Pail,
ira Of Day All slcepius coaehs, To Mead
,. Cory A.ro. Gsye- S"1 f.. fino
D. ~ DAILY BurAp nni ontario Limite. Eli oeao
ing Coaches to E"che,i,i. BHnAo' "'NH" '
S.lamanci aud DunkirE. . p,un,, Rue.t
s s,i,maSo. s.ae,sna ard c6ioaco ,o,,
Rutherford and rA,'1c "ssS aic tio 80 $50 go
Gas 80 goo Jop ~ l3" r it,o q, eSS
a midni Ald oual trains TO Pa';ais week
dsy. 9OOa 6ooPm R"hsf"r a, s iS e. M 200
noon ts 500 8 80 800 800 80 40 so. 49, ~
sG n 10 s' 80 1919 i9 noon ZOO 900
$50 80, 800 1880 1 lao p M ~ midn,E"e a, $50
y ssn To- 40 a. NJ e. 3Jn 4 70 400. $40 . ~ ~
80 ION N, and II midnight suH"S' WV
sun.r" s w. Tvs 90 100 1880 M and ~ g % Sso
ni.st. sandays a. $50. lO3oa m = a. t9'' l. h'''
N'y" 30 sa ana G 20 M saad.r m
warwcs wee; lay, eoo ~ 49, M An m
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an 80. 50. 8, O. 80 p III sn""-''' w.
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.s :.r. o tho
Ing aud iran,t.r eassass r1' a ~ s rotv Isl Vas.
sI, oIe;, To' r. 81 ST. fartos st. Br.oyn .: Mont
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ip5I s 70 .Pd i Scn Mgr tP FARMER, G p Ast
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REAL ESTATE.
,rec THE EXCHANGE.

as,Ss advertised for the coming week indcs% 'aA.
AM ot business which always occurs at TINS por'ou
ee, The attention Of members of the EAouAhse
~ .o,cvhat taken up with the annual e'cuoh' "no"
.sur, on peceme, H. Tho soT 9nrmp,,s s' cas
VIII NV" ,ho dirc,cnt intcre. represented in The EN-
pI. raorts are being made to heal up the uNis'o.'
80 have existed in the Board me O'l o0'."' ma
" VIM, ambition OF some OF the directors Tor once Inv
- that the Board Is to b. packed so as 10 secure ~
s,o, Of any one president has caused fnuch mus
20, among the members and it Is eNpccteu 'hS' w
.cTe and more personal votes Will be cast t"Sn oh ANY
nrey,ous election. -. .,,,, ,ho csect Of Thanks
,tns nav The total OF the auction sas Wa7 ~
SNans. s5s- G-q during the week last year
80 AZ private contract amounted 10 raoo'io "e
ssoss ma The CORES spending week last year "a zen
NJ Blakely has sold for Mary e. McSarthy 40 i
usa, Fortv Of ghth-st., three story bCk hVusV' va"
", IL x5OxlOO 10 John Stewart for slo'oOV - a,-.i
NV there was call Tor a lourntVi
,,s shou, ~ feet wide between Fourth ana SiNtn 49,
naSow F,y nlnth-st 10 buy or rent for ouholhg ~ on0
povsvy above C;rand-st price $4,000 70 layest T
IN GOOD paving property near scores
sh.noe two 25 foot hyestory brick tenrments VIZ nrsce
in Fsst sev en- for free and clear for
Howard G. Badgley, OF No. 72 WsllSt' was poS''" ~
membership.
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6oiels.
Diplocn0 Notices.

Diploeno Notices.
CoysorlpA1rp GA. COMPANY OF NEw.YORK.
Afw a"S1nn Gov %. 1887.
A DIVIDEND Of two GU per cent on on tn, the
payas Dee.mber IT, OF record November
u hs Transfer books will coso at on the Both day
OF November and DO respesed On Doc'WWoe t1pAwTRY
Treasurer.
TIE roHr w N ssp DSSSrr G'
COUPON No y on first mortgage ,s e3n nl {" p.
Ssa chi na aRs9 h i @ao Of the
Mercantile Irn'tc Co. 100 broihTy Treasurer
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CoMrAW{
NOTICE. qnar'eTly dividend Ni ,,s on n.cl.3
on the ASD o0MY"N sT3cK Of mn G o..,
pam. g1ySST 90 '4s 1T the hours :"
the on a registered in York WI he
ne e &. Of T. %s% 1s'
dend on shares registered in Chicago viii DO pau ~ ~
othe treasurer o. Tho H. FOSTER. Treasurer
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREAsURKKs DErARrMENT
r"A1yg ~. o .Sv 1.ss1sl 5 cunt,
Ann us Dividend Of TN RE PER CENT n2n ,h Pier
sSvs@b s 49, NEXT :ha,Gcd.T' as registered on the
on VIII b ys = vSs1 Smith H@y
Treasurer
THE RIcHyoSD AND NEST PONI TIRNNAL ~ ,,,,,v (
go RAILWAY ASD WAkkHOusk t.nFANh
HNHE ANNUAL meeting OF the s'Ockholuti
i for tho eiecn president an dire Tors ana l1 c
II
sid.r will take che ONCE Of the eonpahs in ",
NJ Itichmond 18Th day OF Docsuiber, 1901 ~ -
o'clock u-,.ox n 3
oclock n m and reopen "Wednesday l,ecr psi ~ Nv
I" &C CI""s L ~ 80 ~ anoKiCHAKD BEOOkE
Io1olocs A. ", ,sa7 secretary
C,xc,xs.rt JACKSON AND MAcKrSAw RAILROAD tohPAAL
fINIJT coupon due December ], 1881 on me
rr., Mortxss consolidated Bonds Of tai. company VII,
- -. -, ne Central Trust Company. New.rok 'iy ."
pe PAN .. ~ IN, nr 80 GEORGE X SHELDON.
,of 700 81 LOUIS KANSAS CIT
RAILROAD CONPANf
rUVJIF Counon due December lst, lSS T. on nc
F,s, Monr.re ucnds of this COMPANY wil DO paw AZ
mo nsnk OF NoTh America No. A Walsl. No" o'. O''
Oh ana S''er 'n'' ""'' ISAAC ". WHIT
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